Had emergency gallbladder removed in April 2017. Saw radiology's report said : scattered calcifications liver and spleen suggests old granulomatous disease . Sounds frightening. What is it? ... View answer

aorta . Osseous structures show degenerative change in the thoracic spine. Impression: Old granulomatous disease at the left lower lung. Atherosclerotic change in the thoracic aorta. ... View answer

details of radiology impression: old granulomatous disease and COPD changes. There is some scarring in the lung apices expecially on right side. No focal lung infiltrate is visualized. No pleural ... View answer

I was recently informed by my doctor that I had old granulomatous disease , and a calcified hilar lymph node in one quadrant of my lung. These have been in my lungs for sometime. My new physician... View answer

versus calcified left supraclavicular nodes, in which case evidence of old granulomatous disease . Is ... View answer

not continue procedure. Sent to have CAT scan. They indicated the dark area was old granulomatous disease. Is this something I should be concerned about. ... View answer

nodes in the hilar region and mediastinum from old granulomatous disease and I don t understand what all ... View answer

granuloma in my right lung. They did not find any fracture in the ribs. they also mention old granulomatous disease in the calcified hilar nodes. Could this be the cause of my pain? Also have Anterior... View answer

apical fibrotic infiltrates with calcified foci are seen as described impressive of old granulomatous disease, with no evidence of active infection. Dr. i wanted to know what these things means before... View answer

left hilum in keeping with old granulomatous disease. No pleural or pericardial effusions ... and left lower lobe related to granulomatous disease. Apical pleural parenchymal scarring is... View answer